If I try to start all services of a group by using the group expression on the sc start command and a service fails to start then all the following services in the group which hasn't been started yet are not started.
That is not the behaviour I would expect as services in a group may work independently of each other. I would see this differently then with dependencies where it is clear that the service cannot work if a dependency fails to start.
So how about trying to start all services in the group even if one fails?
If I try to start all services of a group by using the
groupexpression on thesc startcommand and a service fails to start then all the following services in the group which hasn't been started yet are not started.That is not the behaviour I would expect as services in a group may work independently of each other. I would see this differently then with dependencies where it is clear that the service cannot work if a dependency fails to start.
So how about trying to start all services in the group even if one fails?